Swampland Magazine (Australia)
250 AUD. Feature, Portraits (2018)
4 images used.
- Loss of rights - Embargo until after publication was released (3 months from submission deadline)
Speed of payment - 1 month
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Claire Keane
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Swampland Magazine (Australia)
250 AUD. Feature, Portraits (2018)
4 images used.
- Loss of rights - Embargo until after publication was released (3 months from submission deadline)
Speed of payment - 1 month
Independent Newspaper Group (Boston area, USA)
$ 50/assignment. Stores/Event Coverage. (2018)
Photographer retains full copyright 10+ Photos No mileage rate, they will pay parking fees Boston area newspapers, several different outlets. Starting rate is $50 per assignment. Requires written captions. Circulation: 70,000
Speed of payment - 2 weeks or less
New York Times (Newspaper, USA)
$450 /day. Assignment work. (2018)
Joint-copyright agreement. Mileage covered at IRS rate of
Speed of payment - 1 month. Sometimes payment can be as fast as a week.
East Bay Express (Newspaper; California, USA)
Payment - none (2018)
Loss of copyright
Expenses not covered.
“We agreed on a rate for assignment photography and they refused to pay me afterwards. They've ignored emails and invoice.”
CultureTrip (Website, USA)
250USD day rate. 2 day assignment.
Loss of rights. No expenses paid.
“Culture Trip would own the rights to the images however if they were sold on for commercial use you would receive a cut.”
Declined to work with them.
Nomad Africa Magazine (South Africa)
Payment : zero. Assignment work (2016)
Accompanying images to a feature article. Loss of rights Expenses not covered
“We agreed on a rate for words and pictures. They are refusing to honour that agreement.” “Agreed on a rate, never paid”
FRAME Magazine (Netherlands)
€350 day rate (2018)
Assignment work - Portrait
license granted for usage in one print issue and online
Usage - 4-6 pages, 3 images
Expenses Covered €200 assistant, transportation
Speed of payment Up to 3 months
ZEIT Magazin (Germany, 2018)
300 € for one portrait. Staged portrait. Double spread usage.
Photographer maintained full copyright
Expenses not covered
Speed of payment - up to one month
MOJO Magazine (United Kingdom)
Event coverage assignment - €150 (2017)
No loss of rights to photos, got to keep all copyright
Pages used - 1
Expenses not covered
Speed of payment - 1 month
FRAME Magazine (Netherlands)
€350 day rate. Portrait Assignment (2018)
Usage - 4-6 pages, 3 images. License granted for usage in one print issue and online
Expenses covered, incl €200 assistant, transportation
Speed of payment - Up to 3 months
GEO (Magazine, Germany)
3,500€ - Reprint of a feature. 2017
Photographer maintained full copyright
Usage - 6 pages, 14 images
Speed of payment - Up to 3 months
What should be the fee for a fixer working for a an acclaimed foreign photojournalist?
This is a complex question, with many variables including where the shoot is, the nature of the subject material, time and expertise involved and so on. I’ve seen day rates from $100 on up but it really depends on the relationship and communication between fixer and photographer.
WorldFixer is a somewhat new site (not very active) that has such discussions : https://worldfixer.com/forum/category/131
Here’s a post that discusses fixer responsibilities and gives a sense of how to present the most value (and charge accordingly) as a fixer: https://www.videomaker.com/article/c06/18247-consider-a-fixer-protect-your-production-in-foreign-countries
Time Out Australia (Website)
About $500/day (2017) Locations, food
When I started working for them, the photographer kept all IP. Unfortunately a new owner took over and changed the contract so that the company would own all copyright, which meant I regretfully had to stop working for them.
Expenses covered. Mileage covered.
Very pleasant to work for, reasonable rates and paid on time. Just a shame about the parent company changing the copyright contract :(
Speed of payment - 1 month
Top Menu (Montreal, Canada)
150$ per assignment. Food photography work. (2017)
photographer maintain full copyrights
10-30 photos
Expenses not covered. Transportation cover only outside of town 0.40c/km
Payment - 2 weeks or less
Has anyone done work for Travel + Leisure? Do they pay well? Thanks
Yes. There’s one post in the spreadsheet. You can also use the search function at the top of the page.
http://whopaysphotogs.tumblr.com/tagged/travel-leisure
I shot for the Observer, Its been a year and they are still giving me the run around about paying me for a shoot I did and they ran the photo. They are the worst company I have ever dealt with. Save yourself the stress and don't bother shooting for a company that does not pay and will tell you excuse after excuse
Thanks for sharing.
For anyone looking for more info, here are some previous posts tagged with the #Observer: http://whopaysphotogs.tumblr.com/tagged/observer
Monocle Magazine (UK)
$500 (Assignment, 2017)
Portrait, photo essay
No loss of rights
Travel and meals covered
Invoices were sent in August, still no payment as of January. Made several attempts to contact PD, most without success until stating the amount of days that have lapsed since invoicing. Was finally told processing would take place in early December but as of today still no payment...
Still not paid